- From: Gary Adams - Sun Microsystems Labs BOS <Gary.Adams@east.sun.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 11:32:33 -0400
- To: cherlin@newbie.net, uri@bunyip.com
> From: Edward Cherlin <cherlin@newbie.net> > > I assume that no Webmaster will deliberately set up a CGI script for UTF-8 > without knowing whether the server can handle it. He can provide a Java > applet to any browser that doesn't know what to do. So who has the proble= > m? > > (Note to Fran=E7ois and Martin: Can either of you create, or get someone = > to > create, such an applet? It might settle another point of controversy.) Yesterday I started looking into the possibility of a JavaBean that included a character set selector menu and a text field for input of a URL in any of the supported charcater sets with a UTF8 output property. If you're familiar with the JDK native2ascii utility command, then you'll know what I mean when I say native2ascii-utf8-url awt component. \ /gra
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